Roof Repair
Targeted fixes for seams, curbs, and drainage on wide low-slope roofs.
Commercial roof repairYour roof covers wide spans, skylights, and heavy equipment, often above operations that cannot stop. We plan work around your production, not against it.
Industrial roofs cover wide spans, skylights, and heavy equipment, and they often sit above operations that cannot easily stop. A leak can damage inventory or interrupt production, so planning and communication matter as much as the roofing.
Wide low-slope spans typically use EPDM, TPO, or modified bitumen membranes, chosen partly for resistance to oils, grease, and process exposure. See our flat roofing pages for how each system compares.
We learn how the building operates, where leaks appear, and what cannot be interrupted.
We check the membrane, deck, drainage, and equipment supports across the full roof area.
We plan the job around your production schedule, staging, and fire safety needs.
We complete repairs or replacement with minimal disruption to operations.
Scheduled visits catch drain, seam, and curb problems before they interrupt operations. See our roof maintenance program for a regular routine suited to industrial roofs.
A documented inspection that includes moisture mapping and a look at the deck can separate roof problems from interior condensation, giving you clear findings before you commit to repair or replacement. See roof inspection for details.
Yes, and we plan around them. Every roof-mounted piece of equipment needs engineered supports and flashing, and we coordinate with your maintenance team on access and shutdowns.
Often, yes. We phase the job so only part of the roof is open at a time and schedule noisy or disruptive work around your shifts where possible.
Roof size, exposure to chemicals or grease, equipment density, and how much your operations shape the schedule all affect the price.
Torch-applied work near combustible materials requires a written safety and hot work plan. We confirm what your insurer and local code require before scheduling any hot work.
You can learn a lot from inside the building and from the ground, including checking for leaks over racking or equipment and watching for condensation that may be a ventilation issue rather than a roof leak.
Most industrial roofs benefit from at least one inspection a year, plus a check after any major storm, given the size of the roof and the value of what sits beneath it.
Call Bronx Roofing Pros
Tell us about the facility, the roof, and how the building operates and we will plan around it. Call (718) 719-0780.
(718) 719-07802243 White Plains Rd, Bronx, NY 10467